Pink and white lotus flowers blooming among large green lily pads in a pond, with trees and a pathway in the background.

Close-up of a white lotus flower with pink-tipped petals and a yellow seed pod in center, surrounded by green leaves.

Pink water lilies blooming amidst green lily pads on a pond.

Stone arched bridge over a pond with blooming pink lotus flowers in the foreground, lush greenery, and traditional Asian pavilion in the background.

Several white water lilies with yellow stamens floating on a pond among large green lily pads.

I call my sprays Mystify Me.

These spritzers are distilled water with the essence of essential oils which gives me a feeling of lightness and possibilities. I want you to be Mystified as well.

I made this spray for my yoga mat after practice using this for antibacterial properties. I soon realized I could use this spray to freshen up myself after yoga.
This spray is exactly what it says: Refresh: This is an excellent room refresher
and a general overall body refresher . Have you ever taken a warm shower, especially in the summer, but still feel a bit sweety afterward. This is a great spray to cool down and feel alive. Ingredients: Cypress.
This is a great choice to keep bugs away and avoid chemicals on ourselves and the environment. . I use a high concentration of peppermint, eucalyptus, citronella and lemongrass to keep the nasties away from me especially when I’m gardening. Yes, you may need to reapply more frequently than your OTC chemical bug spray with the easy . Please keep spray away from eyes.
The cooling of Peppermint with antiseptic and calming properties in Bergamot give you instantaneous relief. You can put this in the refrigerator for added coolness.
This is one of my newest blends and currently my best seller. This combination ofangelica, pine, pachouli and cedarwood offers a solid base of courage and strength with an uplifting encouraging feeling. You’ve got to try it!

Annie is a Certified Clinical Aromatherapist Practitioner. During her 40-year career as a Certified Nurse Midwife, she has taught and integrated safe aromatherapy practice within a hospital setting.

Currently, working on a postpartum floor in an active urban university hospital, she is involved with caring for women and their newborns during the immediate postpartum period. Annie also uses her aromatherapy during her private Reflexology practice.